The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-08
Parish Paragraphs.
ST. CHARLES TIME TABLE,
TEXAS G. PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
TRAINS EAST
Sec cards headed. For Sale.

~ ReadHudlclal advertisements
MI. Hicks Il. Youngs has been
appointed postmaster at Boutte, La
Our sugar planters are paying
fifty 10 sixty-fye cents per day for
plowman and laborers.
Thenumber of cocktails sold bar
rooms Monday and Tuesday morn
ingsr,showed just about the number
of men who swore offon New Years
day.
Have your letter heads, bill heads,
circulars, Sposters, dodgers, etc.,
printed at the HERALD job offices.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed.
We are pleased to note that Mr.
d. Haydel, iof the Home Place has
opened out the ditch on both sides
of the road, fronting his places,
above and below Hahnville.
LEGAL BLANKs.-Justices of the
Peace will find always on hand at
The HERALD Office q stock Of all tie
legal blanks commonly used in the
transaction of the business Of their
courts, such as affidavits. bones, etc.
Mr.. Washington Kinlcr and Miss
Marie Meyer, of GaSsenYille, were
married last "Wednesday evening at
the Lady of the Rosary Church
above HahuviIle.. We wish them
a happy future.
On Tuesday last, difficulty took
place III ST. john parish near st.
Peters, Setween two colOred men,
in which one OF item was shot and
Instantly killed. The murderer
took to the wouds, but was cap
lured after short chase by the
constable.
Mrs. Philip Boutte, wife OF The
Sewing Machine agent OfOur parish,
residing at Gasscnville, five miles
below Hahnville, fell from chair
in the forcpart of this week, and
broke both arms. We hope that
the lady will recover from her in.
juries shortly.
On Saturday night last the store
of Mr.. Sol. Felix, of the Left bank.
burned down and was total loss
The cause of the fire is notH known
The report of the explosion of the
powder was so loud that it was
heard on this side of the river. Mr.
Felix was on pleasure trip up the
Black river when the fire occurred
The case of L. N. & Z. r. r. Co
VS.. Assessor,St. Charlcsssparish, fol
cancellation of assessment on theil
telephone and telegraph poles, was
TO be tried yesterday before Judge
Friedman of the 4th (BOutte) ware
Justices court.
Yesterday evening quite a pleas
ant time was passed at Mrs. Mary
Peperkorn's, Mario, her younges
daughter having reached her 12tl
birthday. A large attendance o
friends of the family congregatet
there and enjoyed themselves unit
a late hour.
Two of our oldest colored citizeni
about eighty years respectively
who had too much New Year
aboard, became involved in a diff
Guilty ON New Years day, and con
sequently there was a regula
Sullivan.Ryan smuggling match
The fight lasted about five minutes
but fortunately the men were no
strong enough to break rib 0
knock an eye out.
We are pleased to note that on
old friend, Mr.. John Rndrigue, O
Edgard, st. John parish, has beel
appointed Inspector Of Weight
and Measures Of St. John til
Baptist, La, Mr.. Rodrigue is a
active young man, aud will n
doubt discharge the duties of til
Office with zeal AMI credit.
Court was in session Monday last
q preliminary examination wa
given Frank Johnson from Bout
station, accused OF burglary, break
ing and entering, bond liked at 5l0t
also State VS. Frank Knox, breakin
and entering Mr., Dupny Is wmehous
OH Alice plantation, in the nigh
time and larceny Of eleven sacks {
rice, bond reduced TO $3.50 Judg
Rost sent the cases 10 be tren b,
fore the next jury term, DistliC
Eo1pt in Nov ,,ay+